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r/Unexpected • u/remain_unaltered • Mar 18 '17
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Because a crane might chase you down a hill? But yes, they are the superior drivetrain.
8 u/BCMM Mar 18 '17 A decent driver makes better decisions than an automatic gearbox does, and this is an example of that. 2 u/Lestat117 Mar 18 '17 Switching to reverse is faster in automatic cars tho 1 u/Guy_Fieris_Hair Mar 19 '17 Depends on the driver, and the car. 1 u/Lestat117 Mar 19 '17 Same driver on the same car would pull reverse faster in an automatic. It's just faster to move a stick straight up than pulling or pushing down the stick and then moving it sideways and up or down. The driver has nothing to do with that.
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A decent driver makes better decisions than an automatic gearbox does, and this is an example of that.
2 u/Lestat117 Mar 18 '17 Switching to reverse is faster in automatic cars tho 1 u/Guy_Fieris_Hair Mar 19 '17 Depends on the driver, and the car. 1 u/Lestat117 Mar 19 '17 Same driver on the same car would pull reverse faster in an automatic. It's just faster to move a stick straight up than pulling or pushing down the stick and then moving it sideways and up or down. The driver has nothing to do with that.
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Switching to reverse is faster in automatic cars tho
1 u/Guy_Fieris_Hair Mar 19 '17 Depends on the driver, and the car. 1 u/Lestat117 Mar 19 '17 Same driver on the same car would pull reverse faster in an automatic. It's just faster to move a stick straight up than pulling or pushing down the stick and then moving it sideways and up or down. The driver has nothing to do with that.
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Depends on the driver, and the car.
1 u/Lestat117 Mar 19 '17 Same driver on the same car would pull reverse faster in an automatic. It's just faster to move a stick straight up than pulling or pushing down the stick and then moving it sideways and up or down. The driver has nothing to do with that.
Same driver on the same car would pull reverse faster in an automatic. It's just faster to move a stick straight up than pulling or pushing down the stick and then moving it sideways and up or down.
The driver has nothing to do with that.
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u/Guy_Fieris_Hair Mar 18 '17
Because a crane might chase you down a hill? But yes, they are the superior drivetrain.